HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1926-10-21, Page 7The'Gingerbread 1lilan.
• R'h,� gingerbread man lead risen eyes:,
Ise came tosday as.a,grand treeprieo
From Grandmother's house, She was
baking: cake
And decided a gingerbread man she'd
make. ' •
And. -when he was rade, it was plain
to see,
Shesoon,decided to give hien to lee.
I took him straight to nay 'big` play-
room
.Wirers he mot .the bride and the liand-
somo groom
And the Teddy bear and the pussy cat
And the nure ing-jaek, with 'his (neer
old hat.
Then all these dolls sat down with mo
To,' have a cupof play=lilte tea.
I'filled their el}pe with water clear
And ,eaid to Teddy, "Sit ett11, dear,"
I drank their tea end my tea, too,
It is e thing that you have to do
Veen you play with dolls. I passed
plate
01,play Ince cease,aid we ate and ate:
Then I•got a whiff of gingerbread
And wanted some real food instead,
So I Pinched off the ginger -mates gin
ger feet,
Oh, yes,' they were very good to eatl
At that tea party the nicest guest.
Wee the gingerbread man; he tasted
the best.
—Minerva Hunter,
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Insecta are o2 vast importance in I Highest Gift.
Otte world because of: theta great num: I asked oY a e er, wide-eyed, serene,
bee, What is the greatest boon?`
Many biologists new feel that titan I asked--wbo wished to know so m11e11
of the
•d and thatat .the poseeesioe Bafole came aiterloon.
of the world and ttn.;$8s rite dea-
truction of oreps and forests by lnsecte Is 3t wealth, is It fates, is It freedom,
is checked, man may lose the battle
for' the possession oe the earth, love?
1 What to the splendid gift?
That is why every oivilizad-nation Tell ht•is, that if I capture it
to -day maintains e Department of En- I may guard,t it, use with ellit
teleology as part of its governmental
1, organization. 'It is the duty of this •
The seer was silent, but out of my
Idepartfneut 10 conduct the war upon
Insecta. Came the answer clear and true—
lnscche tfre characterized by Lite- life itself Is the greatest gilt
changes in forte before the adult stage That le bestowed on you.
is reached.
In the case of some insects, ,the neW-;-George Elliston.
_...._
ly hatched insect r'eeeenbles the parent
insect but does net possess wings, The
ION OF°`
A�. FOR t®SS
it
Man Must Fight With 200,030 Different Kinds of Insects.
Remarkable Reckoners.
Occasionally we hear of .'persons
with a remarkable gift for "doing sums
in their heads,' They can multiply
and divide and find roots of high num-
'Jb.ers withoutapparent effort. The ca1-
culators themselves do not under -
Mena how they do it. They are just
corn that wan.
One of the most remarkable of these
lightning calculators was Zerah=Col-
burn, born in 1804. Colburn could
multiply two four -figure numbers in
;stagily. During a test he multiplied
eightbe itself sixteen times and gave
'the answer in a few seconds, He could
And square roots and cube -roots of
large nembers automatically.
Another famous • calculator was G.
P. Bidder, a civil engineer, Ile was
neatened against Colburu on one oc-
easien, and beat him easily. When
only nine years old, Bidder was asked:
If the distance of the moon from the
earth were 125,266 miles, and sauna
i
travels at the rate of four mles a min-
ute, how long would it take the noise
of the Battle of Waterloo to reaph the
moon? In less than a minute lie gage
the correct answer: twenty-one days
nine hours thirty-four minutes.
Perhaps the best-known of modern
calculators is Jacques Inaude who WAS
bore, 1018611 Bland' hos little lntereet
in anythl7ag but numbers. After an
exhibition lie can remember the de-
tails of all the questions put to him.
He is even said to solve probleles in
his sleep,
Light That Fails to Shine.
Dazed by multiplied misfortunes,
Job cried: "Why is light given to a
man whose way le hid, and whom God
hath hedged in?" His knowledge of
God failed to gear up with bis e iperi-
ences. As -farmer, stock raiser, hus-
band, father, neighbor, his reseed wee,
above reproach. Yet his greet
thoughts, wise plana, fine impulses,
noble aspirations had failed of. fruition.
Here he was robbed and sick, home-
less, criticized, betrayed. Why?
Many a farmer is conscious of inner
light that does not brighten his way.
20 advances' on a great purpose and
Is met by a hedge. Olio failure is
less disheartening than failure of
Ideals. Lack of reward for industry
In bis, fields does mot parch' his soul
as lack of spiritual fruitage in his
family does. Why does a man•try, and
repeatedly?
For one thing do not forget that
light itself is a blessing. It is given
in love. Any human is the better for
ee'ery uplifting thought, every thrill-
ing ambition, every noble conception
of God, though everyday outworking
are hidden. Then, time masa Work
out rewarde far greater than we. an-
ticipate, as In the case of Job.
in •
this: In the beg
Job's gain was
ting he knew things about God, In the
end he knew God, Our gain is great-
er. God has revealed himself to us
in hie Son. Thwarted man walkiil:g
• with Christ finds the path of life dear -
Mg "more and more unto the perfect
day." -
i Ali in Order.
First the Wild Thyme
And Meedow-sweet dewny and soft
waving among the reeds
Light springing on the air leach the
sweet Dance: they wake
•,The Honeysuckle sleepiug on the Oak ;•
the Amman 'bbauty
Revels along upon the wind: the
—• White -thorn, lovely May,
'Opens her many lovely.eYe8: listening
the.Itose stile aleepet
None dare to wake her: soon ebe
berate her .crimson curtained
bed,
And comes forth in the majesty of
beauty: every Flower,
The Pink, the Jessamine, the Wall-
flower, the Carnations,'
The Jonquil, the mild Lily opens her
heavens: every Tree •
And Flower and,blerbisoon All the }lir
with an tnnumerable Dance.'"
Yet all in order sweet and lovely
—William Stake, Poems
Jupiter is the largest planet, meas-
uring 86,500 miles in diameter. Mee.:
cury, 8,9(30 miles in 'diameter, is. the
emaliest::
bisect in this stage is known as a
nymph.
In higher typoe 0f insects, the new-
ly-hatched Insect le In theform of a
larva—a eaterp11lar, grub or the like.
.Then the larva enters a -quiescent.
stage known as the PUPS or chrysalis
stage. From that it emerges as an
adult insect.
In addition to the insects which Ay,
there arc other types. Some crawl
along the ground, others burrow into
it, still othere are aquatic, spending
the larval stage in lakes and rivera.
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Song.
It matters not if heads be white
If hearts be two -and -twenty,
Though grief and sorrow try the soul,
Of joys there are a -plenty;
For who that sees a day reborn
Can languish In its glory?
Or who that thrills with spring can
call
His life an outworn story?
Away with all your talk of ager
Speak not of youth's declining,
For I who still count lite a friend'
' Must scorn your weak repining;
A song for me, a joyous song,
And give me dreams a -plenty:
It matters not if beads be wbite
If Hearts be two -and -twenty:
• Thomas Curtis Clark.
' Flee types of insects are shown here. No. 1 is the American bumblelbee.-
No.2,1s the cloaked wasp. No, 3 is the sphinx moth. No. 4 is the spotted
lridybird. • No. 5 is the so-called potato -bug enemy.
Secrets of Science. car tubes 4r tracheaeby which i
chs
it is
carried to the blood in all parts of the
43y David Dietz. insect, •
Insects represent a special and high- This i thought to account for the
branch of the Anima t •of insects
, ' looti tea9'
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not. have to Force it down the little' by human beings -and follow it up by
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It has been proved beYoad• all die^
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Proof That Building. Up' the
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Kingdom. Mere than 200,000 species wide -spread circulation. of air through- yourself by refusing to
of insects are known to the biologist. out the body, the blood of the. insect 'ing the proper rest, sleep and out -of
They are found :in all parts of the is :never impure. door, exercise. For medicine take only
the Arc- of the insect is divided' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills which prompt-
world. Insects are. Round in The body I bus feed
tic Region arra in the.arid, deserts. ( into three distinct regions, The first ly build up the blood and £
The ancestry of the insect is Joeti is the head.; The second is called
in obscurity. They made their 8.P -thorax and the third the abdomen.
pearenee uponearth millions ot years The head bears a pair of feelers 4r
ago, in the Era of Ancient Life. - I antenae, compound eyes and three
Manybiologists believe that the pairs of jaws,
trilobites"- which ilourished on the The thorax consists of three seg- "Some Years 8.50 1 suffered a co
ocean,lloer ht the early days of the ments, out of each of which usually pietas nervous breakdown, I doctored
Era. of Ancient Life furnished the an- grows a pair of legs. A pair of wings with two local doctors, but got no re-
cestral stock from which the inseote le usually also attached to both the lief. In .fact I was growing worse and
evolved. • second and third segments. 'weaker all the time. In this eont on
came are typical winged creatures. Tho abdomen is usually divided UP, my mother cae to take care of
e r bodies honey -combed with into eight or nine' segmenta, a11d urged me to try lir. Williams'
Pink Pills, as she had taken them all
---•-- — " tbiougil the change of life with splen
did results. At this time I felt so far
gone that I did not care whether 1
lived or not. Bnt the -coaxing of my
mother, and other relatives finally per-
suaded . me to try the pills. By the
time I had taken a few boxes I was
feeling a little Improvement and 'vas
able to move around, As 1 kept on
taking the pills I felt myself able to
go out and made a practice of going
to a neat••by store every second week
to weigh myself, and I gauped rapidly
from 103, to 136 pounds. I continued
taking the pills for severe,' months,
and It is impossible for me to express
in words the wonders they did for me.
Nobody but myself knows the tortuees
I endured from nerve trouble, and
now, thanks` to Dr. Virilliama' Pink
Pills, I am a normal, healthy woman.
I de not Think anyone troubled as I
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If your dealer does not keep the
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the starved, frayed- nerves.
A case of extreme nervous exhaus-
tion restored by the use of Dr. Wil-
elams' Pink Pills is that of Mrs. R.
Dundee, Peterboro, Ont., who says: --
Re -Measuring the Months.
The sub -committee of the League of
Nations which has, for the last two
Years, been considering the matter of
reforming the calendar, has now con-
cluded Its labors, and a report, recom-
mending some very drastic changes,
has been presented.
It is suggested that Easter shall be
of tubereuloue cows, The matter s
serious, for we are face to face with
the tact that one of every two cases
of tuberculous. glands Me ehlldren un-
der five years of age can be blamed up-
on tuberculoets :germs in milk. Fur-
ther, a large amount of abdominal and
bone tuberculosis among children is
directly traceable to•.milk from Bis -
eased cows.
Milk used by human -beings should
be free from the germs of tuberculosis.
Can we hope tet supply each a milk?
It is quite poeeible---keep the germs
out of the milk, and kill them •it they
do get in; that's all, The milk must
oome :from healthy cows. Milking and
handling of utensils must lee done by
healthy persons; if a pees= is "not
very well," let Asim or her help with
other work; but, never with milking or
anything that bas to do with the mak.
In spite of our best efforts, germs
of tuberculosis will, however, get into
nlllk, and before it le used as food,
they must be killed. The surest way
to ensure this is by pasteurizing: heat
Their
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The College Joke of the Week.
Scotch Gent—"MT lad, are you to be
mY caddie?"
Caddie="Yea, sir."
"And how .aro you at finding lost
balls?" - e
"Very goad, sir."
"Well, look around and find one, and
weal start the game."
Among the unusual professions fele
lowed by women are;desling in auto-
graphs, running children's parties,
finding names for persons dr articles,
and running a roofing factory.
definitely fixed for the second Sunday to a p.pint in which the germ cannot
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in April, regardless of the date.live (1427. for 30 minutes),
cold
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overahelmiug number of business,immediately (46F.} and keeping
economic, and professional bodies are until used. This will make. the milk
in aver 0f this. •free- from tuberculosis germs, also
Many leaders of religious thought i germs of typhoid, diphtheria, scarlet
are also in agreement with the• rug- fever and septic. sore throat. It is a
n liut it is expeoted that the simple matter to treat the intik wbicb
fissile ,
Rai -family is
use
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1106 town Or C Y
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general 'agreement on the subject mean$ protection for your family
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Eastern Orthodox Church (embracing
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keeps both Christmas and Easter some
time later than the churches in the
\\Test.
Another proposal which the sub-
committee put'forward would equalize
the number of days to each of the
tour quarters of the year by an ar-
rangenient whereby the firet two
mouths of every, quarter shall contain
thirty days, and the third month
thirty -ono.
The extra day would be added to the
beginning of January, and would prob
ably be known as January 0th. Or
it might be added to one of the thirty -
day months, the quarter In which it
fell having one thirty -day month only.
In a leap year there would be two such
quarters,
An alternative proposal is that the
year should be divided into thirteen
months of twenty-eight days each, the
odd day left over having no date but
being known simply as "Year Day.”
In leap year the extra day would be
known as "Leap Day."
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The noble spirits" walk bail common
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ln thoughtfulness for others theyex:.
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A. yard where lions, tigers, and
other animals and serpents are bought
and sold is a feature of the 'East -end
of Landon.
Brooms Abolished.
Brooms are to be abolished from
French barrack rooms. M. Painleve,
ministerof war, has given instructions
that vacuum Cleaners are to be issued
to all units and are to be used daily
in .removing the dust from barrack
floors.
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HARDLY WALK
Mrs. Horn Tells how Lydia E.
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Restored -Her Health
Hamilton,Ont.—"ihavetaken Lydia
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,:l and would not bo
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I bad a fornate
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and -I was all run-
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to do fey house-
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I have six grown-upsto work for, so
I have plenty to do. I also used Lydia
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Mrs. NELLIE HORN, 28 St. Matthews
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and weak sometimes? Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound is excel-
lent to take at such atime. It, always
helps,
and iftaken
regularly ar1
y
end
er-
eistently, will reliv this cond'rtion.0
HAIR CAME. BUT
IN..
OMBRILS
Pimples on Scalp Itched 1
Baily. Crura lleats.
"After having the Su my.,hair
fell oat so that .I had to have it
bobbed, I also had .some pimples
on my scalp and 1t itched badly.
2,?y hair was ilfeleas and dry, and
when I combed it, it carne out in
combfule,
I scut far a free,aample of Cuti-
cula Soap and Ointment. It helped
mese 1 purchased more, and after
using.1100 cakes of Canteens Soap,
together wIththoCuticura0intmeni, -',
I was completely healed." (Signed)
MSS. Geo. H. Elliott, West St.,
le• K. 4, Orillia, Ont. •
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum are all yeti need for every` -
clay toilet and nursery purposes.
atnpla Eash rraa Dp�7doii Ad,1103! p
n0nat: ieNt 2usa, d Me.roatraai. Pclde, seep
200, ntula,e,�t 2$ and Me.
Cuticura Shaving SNek Zile,
ISSUE No. 43--026. t;S